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English 3200 Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination Lesson 21: Subordination by Present Participles Frame Answer 786 787 788 789 790 791 792 793 794 795 796 797 798 799 800 801 802 803 804 805 806 807 808 809 810 811 812 813 814 815 816 817 818 819 820 821 822 823 824 825 826

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English 3200

Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination

Lesson 21: Subordination by Present Participles

Frame Answer

786

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Lesson 21: Subordination by Present Participles

Guided Notes

A ____________ is a verb that has crossed the boundary line and become another class

of word without completely losing its identity as a verb. It is a word that functions as

both a verb and an adjective.

An adjective that is formed by adding –ing to a verb is called a ____________________.

A present participle is also like a verb in that it may take a direct object or subject

compliment.

Also like a verb, a present participle can be modified by an adverb.

A participial phrase can be moved around in a sentence and can be a distance away from

the noun if modifies.

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Lesson 22: Subordination by Past Participles

Frame Answer

829

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Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination

Lesson 22: Subordination by Past Participles

Guided Notes

Past participles end in –ed, -d, -en, -n, and –t.

The past participle of a verb is the form you would use after __________.

Past participle phrases can also be moved about in a sentence.

To show that something has been done to a person or thing we use the _______

participle.

Any additional notes from Lesson 22:

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Lesson 23: Making Use of Gerunds

Frame Answer

870

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Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination

Lesson 23: Making Use of Gerunds

Guided Notes

A noun that is formed by adding –ing to a verb is called a _____________.

We use gerunds to talk about actions, and must give them names.

-ing words can be used as gerunds or present participles. To figure out how a word is

being used we need to see how it is functioning in a sentence.

If it is acting as an

Adjective then it’s a ____________________

If it is acting as a

____________ then it is a gerund.

Gerunds can also take on direct objects or subject compliments.

Phrases formed by gerunds with their related words are called ___________________.

Any additional notes from Lesson 23:

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Lesson 24: Making Use of Infinitives

Frame Answer

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Lesson 24: Making Use of Infinitives (909-943)

Guided Notes ________________________ are the forms of verbs most commonly listed in the dictionary. An infinitive is the __________________ form of a verb from which all other forms are derived. The infinitive is usually combined with the preposition _____; for example, to walk; to drive; to sleep. An infinitive- like a gerund- is often used to name an _______________. It is often interchangeable with a gerund. Like participles and gerunds, infinitives can take direct objects and subject complements. Since an infinitive is a mixture of both a verb and a noun, it may be modified by an __________________________. In addition to being used as nouns, infinitives are also used as _______________________- both as _____________________ and ________________________.

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Lesson 25: Subordination of Appositives

Frame Answer

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Lesson 25: Subordination of Appositives (945-984)

Guided Notes

A noun or pronoun- often with modifiers- that is set after another noun or pronoun to

explain it is called

an ________________________.

An appositive generally comes ___________________ the noun or pronoun it explains.

The modifiers of an ______________________________ may consist of words, phrases,

and clauses.

When an appositive is omitted from a sentence, a __________________________

sentence remains.

If a sentence you wrote explaining something you have just written contains the verbs

_______,

____________, __________, or __________, followed by a noun, change it to an

appositive phrase.

Do not confuse an ____________________ ___________________ with an adjective

clause. An

appositive phrase consists only of a ________________ with its modifiers. An adjective

clause always

has a subject and a verb.

An __________________________ _______________________ should be set off from

the rest of the

sentence with two ____________________ (or a single sentence if it ends the sentence)

because it is an

“extra” that could be omitted.

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Lesson 26: The Process of Reduction

Frame Answer

986

987

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Lesson 26: The Process of Reduction (986-1021)

Guided Notes

When we substitute a simpler word group for a longer and more complicated word group,

we say that

we _____________________ the longer word group.

In general, express your idea in the simplest word group you can without sacrificing

clearness. A good

sentence, like a good machine, has no ________________________ parts.

Sentence elements listed from more complicated to simpler:

Sentence

______________

Phrase (verbal, appositive, prepositional)

________________ _____________ (adjective, adverb)

The process of reducing a word group to a simpler word group is called

______________________.

The word _______________________________ means “having words omitted.” An

adverb clause from

which words have been omitted is an ___________________________

__________________.

An adverb clause that starts with the signal _____ ___________ can often be reduced to

an infinitive

phrase.

An adjective clause can sometimes be reduced to an ________________________

_______________.

By understanding the various types of __________________________ word group, you

not only save

words but also give more interesting _____________________ to your sentences.

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Lesson 27: Other Types of Reduction

Frame Answer

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